Euphorbia leucocephala - Snowflake Bush
By Bernieh
- 15 Jun, 2009
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Bernieh:
They liked to be cut back...it stimulates growth. Beautiful photo!
16 Jun, 2009
I like euphorbias.This one looks lovely.
19 Jun, 2009
Nelke- this one is stunning when it turns white over winter. For the rest of the year it's not very interesting at all - just green leaves.
19 Jun, 2009
I've never heard of this one, or of a white Euphorbia. It is a shrub, Bernieh ?
20 Jun, 2009
Sorry, I should have checked where you are, Bernieh. No wonder I've never heard of it. LOL
20 Jun, 2009
That's OK Vincentdunne - Yes this is a shrub and it puts on a wonderful display of creamy, petal-like bracts during autumn and winter, from April to July and then loses its leaves for a short period. From spring it is green for the rest of the year. It's closely related to the poinsettia.
20 Jun, 2009
Thanks, Bernieh, I don't think I will bother trying it in this climate!!
24 Jun, 2009
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These are stunning shrubs - mine unfortunately had to have a rather severe trim earlier this year after all the rain, so it hasn't come back to its former glory yet.
15 Jun, 2009